Ewen Bremner

Bremner was born on 23 January 1972 in Edinburgh, the son of two art teachers. He attended his primary school from Davidson's Mains Primary School and did his high schooling from Portobello High School, Edinburgh. He initially wanted to be a Circus Clown but luckily got a chance to a show business by the great television director of that time 'Richard D. Brooks'. His 1st movie was "Heavenly Pursuits" in which he played the role of 'Steve Dean'. His most possible and impressive role was as in ‘Charles Gormley’s Heavenly Pursuits which had released in 1985. Bremner portrayed the role of "Spud" in the film by Danny Boyle Danny Boyle is a British film producer, director, >> Read More... , which had been based on the novel by ' Irvine Welsh Irvine Welsh is a well-known British novelist, sho >> Read More... 's novel ‘Trainspotting’ in 1933, and the role of Mullet in the movie ‘Snatch’ directed by 'Guy Ritche' released in 2000. He had portrayed the role of a supporting actor in many screenplays.

In 2005, he played as James VI, King Of Scots in a TV series namely, "Elizabeth 1". In 2007, he played the role of Justin in the movie "Death of Funeral" as well as the role of Steven in the film 'Mediator'. Many of his roles have recorded, but most of his characters include people that are injured or hurt. He won many awards such as in 1997 he won the EMPIRE award for the movie Trainspotting which had released in the year 1996. He was also declared as the best actor in the year 2000 for the photoplay "Donkey-Boy" which had been out in the year 1999. Ewen Bremner is not usually found talking about his personal life. Bremner isn't even active in any of the social media sites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. So getting details about his private life is difficult. Fortunately, an article gives us a bit of knowledge about his personal life.

The star of the article was not Bremner but, it was his star daughter Harmony. The star father had worked with ' Harmony Korine Korine was on January 4, 1973, at California. His >> Read More... ' in 1999 on 'Julien Donkey-Boy, and named his infant 'HARMONY'. The Pearl Harbor actor's daughter had won a Critic Award for her review of the movie, 'Illusionist’. She has been bestowed in the age group 7-11. Bremner travelled all the way to London to see her daughter receive the reward. Bremner was not the only one present there to support her star daughter Harmony; Marcia Rose was also there for her star daughter. Rose and Bremner in early times had been seen together in the movies like "16 Years of Alcohol" in 2003 and 'Skin' in the year 1995. No news either of their marriage or divorce has come up. So, she might not be his wife. Some of the biggest projects, Bremner has been associated with are movies like Trainspotting, "Pearl Harbor", "Black Hawk Down" and "Jack the Giant Slayer".